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photo Jessamine

Betsy Purdum

Yellow Jessamine Blooming on Half Moon in February

Half Moon is blessed with a diverse mosaic of natural plant communities.  The Withlacoochee River and its hardwood swamp comprise the south and western borders of the management area. The heart of Half Moon contains pine flatwoods with marshes and oak hammocks scattered throughout. The Gum Slough spring run stream and its floodplain forest makeup the northern edge. Scrubby flatwoods and the Mill Creek swamp comprise much of the eastern side. Half Moon also has pockets of baygall, sandhill, and wet flatwoods.

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